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PAGE FOUR

__ 'rim cH`ARLofr'1°sTowN GU_Ai}D1AN =,_= . _ , N0VEMB1;1}13,19a3

E L 9 + 'Y'

THE CIIARLUTTETUWII G|.IMl|l|Mt

'rnsnlem-iv, cu.-.ner s. xenon, lar. vloe-rnuasns J, Z. aurum. l‘-I-I

Bmretnry-I-lent.-Col. D- A- Iunlllnnul. D- 9' ~ Editor and Iulllllll D|l¢¢l¢|-J. l. Burnett, I- J- |-

Annooliule tlilltoru- \*`rll\l

Waller null ll. IL. Currie __ __

”'T»»_|\Tng"'ii}ii§` uonnuea num aa.

“$0 D" ye-;¢__(|1|_n¢lvnneo`)A mul

W 9" "_: 1|, gunner) delivered

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F iuosoax, Novmmalt. 13. 1933

_ II..

._ _

EXHAUSTIVE REPORT 1

__._ \

'Ihe Royal Commission on Bank-

ing has reported exhaustlvely and effectively on the sub,l€C¢ °f M investigation, which was to make

recommendations for revising Url mpplomentlng legslation relatins to banking and currency. It was asked to suggest measures which

would tend to promote the revival

of trade and facilitate inter-1m- perial and intrrnatlonai oo-opera' tion for me purpose 0! misliig

merly occupied by Poland. The supply ln the past nine moiith-S was 1aa,os1 cwt., eomios nm to the United states wth 441.110 cwt.

'pwg years ago tho supply from the United States was 478,018 cwt. and hom Canada 38.836.

SLEEP IN SERMONS

Arthur-Iirock, chief of the Now York

Times, Washington bureau, made the interesting statement that the Washington Government is today

with other nations, and that so long as the National Drive ls on it cannot lower tariffs, enter into trade treaties, or admit competitive goods on more generous terms. The inference to be drawn from these conclusions is that the Canadian Govemment will have dltliculty in

.Qmther session of Congress will

Most recommendations for curing

insomnia are almost as exhausting as insomnia itself. The person who

had tried one thing after another

fall within the second half of M.r. IRcosevelt’s first year. But beforo INcw Year's Day he may accomplish

|so much of clear benefit to the American people that they will not

commodity pr`ces and promotnglfm. S1£ep1¢s5n@s5 and who on the allow Congress to run riot and un-

111, 11 was 1-e I ‘balance situitluus that he has been

domestic hm”-Ollclnw ' - _ ultimate mal discovers that N-|st‘bi1' ' .-_ lt ir 1o"Iant for ali'

__ __ , _ l a zinc, is ui 1 I

qucsted to fu.n.sn Parliament with nesting the gazetteer is a sovereign _nmwts as Huy bcgm to euj0y1

‘WIC idea# fm Whlch might be b“""ren1edy, cannot rest after this dis- some 1.011131- 11, 1110 1,10\»C111@n1, 1_,,ward|

Pd m9“5“l"`5 i'*`ndm'5 to insure stmloovery without making g world- normal tinics flint they should re-[1 _,ml AV01. mg to med on c _

I the ecouonrc financial and 111 member to be t;1'~\l`illl, and should to cnt fur IV ' ' Ionian isles are thine, and all the

.§;,_§,, ,,-,ay

_ ’*-‘ ' M'

' all-'-_ _- '

further than ever from co-operation "'_ Q __

‘ 3:

B) lanes IY. Baba. UD.

TESTING FOB ASTEWA.

A story was going the rounds o.

few years ago-and it was a true story of a husband and father suf- fering acutely with asthma who de-

mcnts for the family‘s arrival and ‘ in a few days wrote them to come ahead as he had been' absolutely free of asthma. His .family had no sooner arrivedtlian his asthmatic

1 attacks became as Severe as ever. He went to another district alone and wus free of asthumi when hiS family arrived the asthmatic attacks

. - -- - ~` , . |

osolii returned- 4 _ 0 ts d me h _ _ them Tis but an instant hence to Zan

Wha: was causing the attacks?

Highway accidents due to un-

llghted horse v.-hicles continue and the melancholy record will be

At a meeting ln Toronto, Mr, (Montreal Gazette)

1 of

to opinion to see the necessity of enacting a law ooverlng the matter. "I’he recent collision near Et- Johss, Que-, ln which Dr. Berdino Dumas. of the Hotel Dieu at Mcntzeal was

Dumas was driving w;f.h his flan- cee when he was faced with a car with glare lights on, and when he tried to avoid a collision or be lug ditch‘d, he had the misfortune to strike a horse-drawn wagon which b:re no lights whatever, and which was thrown into the ditch- The doctor stoppvd his car _and went to the a=s`=ta‘icc of the o" cupin , on , w 1 eping

. - ~ z ' `. d

The old family catwa-msi>°os1bl'-»'? ‘°g““ "‘°. ma ' °°‘“"S°d ““ ol- to me regions of the Midnight

did vhle being c nv yrd to hos-

or them as the man was sensitive d_ ` ` 1 V1 d sun,

bility D 1 ' Wide !‘0l>0\'t~~ That I5 lm`f°°L1Y “ '| ` ' ' ence at the inqu°st Dr Dumas

'social institutions of Canada, More _ bc ,D1 1 cured 1n_ not cease to he no-operative. Wv By getting rid of the cat hc got, _ ' _ _,_ ’__d\`> ,_ er_, fairy Sh0T¢S! 5l>0C5flCHUY W9 C0mU\l5>l°“ “'55 1 ~ 111@v1tg1,1e as is then-1 _° _ ` _ . 1 ,' _ _vous s"ock following the c ash be- __Thomas 3,11” A1dr1ch_

of establzshhg a Ccutrol Bank in Canada.

The report shows that the ma-

jority of ‘tho Colrmzsszon favored a Central Bank. Of the two dissen-

tiuns Sir Tlxfm-.rs Wlme says that

if it is couszden-d 1n»:f\.\~-.\r_t' in the:

interests of Ilhp-'rinl tmde that a

C€‘ntr;\1 Bunk sliollid be oslabllsll-

ed, hs ds.-it-nt would be modified

to thin; extent.

Among the principal revolution-

ary changes ircommeuded is that 01 me abolition of collection charg-,

es on cheques and the introductionl

of par privileges on cheques. Thel short term credit for farmers, from

6 to 12 months. is recommended,

while on the other hand the re-

striction of the interest rates

to seven per cont by bankers

is if-conluutudcd to be rernoved._I It is also suggested that the

banks be given permission I'/o

deal in lllc hlgliest clam -of in-

\‘v..1r1u1it,-1, and that the director-1

otes should be so composed as tol

be fully n=pi'<:sl-iitative of the vari- ous et~oiio|1i.c interests and the ex-

tent of the areas in wh‘ch they do bus‘ne.=s.

The Central Bi:nl¢._it is pointed

oul. will not bo a competitor with

commercial banks, its function be-

ing regula»‘.ory and indirect in the

interests of satisfactory economic conditions.

Lord Masmillzin and his colleagues

have prepared and submitted a re-

port of the highest importance

which will provide the material for the drafting of legislation at the lnsuing session of Parliament. It must be borne in mind that the

Bank Aot requires to be periodically renewed and the appointment of

the Macmillan Commission at the present time was to enable the Government to get the lat/est and best expert information regarding

lfhe lines along which improvement

and development of our banking institutions' might proceed.

U. K. BACON MARKET

Canada, has climbed into fourth

place in the British market with

bacon. During the nine month of'

the present calendar year the 'chief supfplics came from the fol- lowing countries; "Denmark 4,370- 'I44 cwt., Netherlands 690,668, Po- land 628,784, Canada 328.773, Lithu-

ania 326,597, Sweden 313,425, Irish

Free State 125,712. _United States

ural, the net ence o ‘haw a 1011,, 1.01111 ,.01 ahead 01 115 1.11101 ms ns111ma_ 1d.ed of syutobe au- Y » n

_ _ 5°m“3°5 15 as _fond the ltod¢..,li.u of the President 11 is now geutially known that I _ _ th I _

asked T0 °°“5ld°" the “d“5“bmy conviction that what vvxoushlllmist be sum :I cl-Dr, Albert uhlle some asthmatic attacks are “vom his ",‘°'°r wr am? E mise'

wonders with them will do for all Shaw, in The lt.\zi`\\' of Reviews of; riuc to nose and throat condltions,__

ilion that- All1L’\`iCf1- ft great many are clue to pollen from‘

1the neighbors. A prcscr`.1 is brief and inapplicable is there

Clayton-le-Moors, accringt/oil, the Rev. F. G, Breed wrote to the Lon-

EXA/IIPLE OF RREVITY

On the subject of brevity in let-

ter writing a correspondent of Tho1

pied to write a. letter once sent his

him as an answer a similar sheet

_ -! !\`a\\'.1l exports in Britain appearl

for I. jewel, From the vlto1'nf-Z0 3" to be iinm1iui<1~..,< u _their opinion lu order to find just what may be

I . . ‘tlrit diswrnizlirrlil insofar as it

. ._ ,_ , W 1

‘luis bein pl-:u~.u~~.l has seriousl,\'I11S UW "5°1`f\\Cl\ WSI' 15 “UW Delhi!

the n.\liol\_ :uid lim' .-olue of tit-~

1>Z.uits, from the furs and feathers of animals, and from various foods.

cuusing the asthma what is known

don Tunes to me 11,11Ow111g e11~ec111\\‘cz1‘<vul<l Iliv t`;,»"r1.-l\c strength ofl 3¢`“'31`“1ll' U-WI A 5C1`i1Wh is “md”

.au the skin und some of the sus-

ttrd ubstuitcc-food fur, feath-

“I have an e-ns_v_ way of put lust gi-uunil uul. ltr vc<’ovcred. It l‘€“_ S - - _ tins myself to -slr-P. I say over is lui lu-1-.\1»:.u it-,_-1 :1..=-. me Bl-1_1-il: \'1's1S1'\1bbCd111t°thE_S°1°t°h-11 *ll* tv myS@lfi11 bf‘d the -\'°i'm01\ lhlit Gow,-1,1,1,,,,,_ 11115 ,. ,¢1,. 141111161- 111m1` inflammation following reaches at I propose to preuch next Suu- ' _ .1 - sim 11 15 a 51311 that 1119

- . ~ ll -~ .~-:.11 I, ti 1- C01 “H1 I

dai' and I am "SMP m “O 1lfm`\ 0 M. ll] ,cwf\ _.Ou _ le po., 'xtient is -éusltive to that particular O

I 1

dr_wn vrlucle." The inqutst was reid at St. Jchns, and the jurors. in rc'ncl;‘|'ing their verdict, stated that "the members of this jury, as well as all citirens in genelzii would reg-.lrd fuvornbiy action whereby: he G vernnrnt of the Province of Qu boo \vou`d _adept it by-law ren- rir-rpg it compulsory to ca.ry lights. for all vcliitlcs tr`v.1ling along- liiinlnyss and roodwrys of thisl pr:,\'iuc:r." I

This ritlfr expresses thc opinion( f the pu` lic in gsncral. including

11me_'| icy of ril.~:trxn.~1w.nt .md uhile th, P* 5 ,1_._\.11_1.5 01 11-me v,_.111;,1_._<_ 101. 11, 15 11

:lotion tulcen ‘n 111,. inspect has "“b5t‘“"cc‘ |1~11¢1 111-,11 11111~,~y of them littve seen

This letter was described aS‘ . -. This same scratch test is also

nfforcl"d the Br;.:.<h publls some 1119 w'S¢1;111 of bom~iug lights nt

stcurltyf

According to n survey of prison

labour recently completed by the Burvuu of Statistics of the Uuitcd States Dcpzwlmeiit of Labour, them

the yem' of the Burr-nu‘s last prcv- ious survey ou this subject. 'I`he_

district had been clliisefi hv ti

moose is thc on‘_v ding-_>rou.< uni-1 mai we have in flu- eastern port ofl this Dominion. llc \\lll nllalck _vnu

The export of Canadian iron anti

8.875 tons at $231,734, In July of this year the amount was 4.235 tons' at

l$132,734 and in September 7,434 tons

lat $223,865, maklnga total this year

lso far of 11,669 tons at 5356.590.

‘ Sponsored by the Womens coun-

cil of Winnipeg, an affiliation of

lmany organizations, two women candidates, Mrs. R. F. McWill1am and Dr. M. Ellen Douglas, are pre- paring to take the held for elec- tion to the Winnipeg City Council. “There are,” says the Winnipeg ,Free Press, “many arguments in

I favor of a. falr proportion ol wom- en ln all govemlng bodies, par-

ticularly in a City where so many of the problems for which solution is sought, are those bearing directly upon the day to day lite of the citi- zenship. The candidates, in the ` present case, are women of wide

45.834. Canada was in sixth Plawl experience and we" versed in pub'

ln the same period fo 1932 with 158,692 cwt. and far behind all the

leading countries of origin in 1031 with only 17.045 cwt.

Canada`s supply in the past nine

months was 36,823,136 pounds and the quota arranged at the Imperial Economic Confcrenco ln Ottawa

last year was 250,000,000 pounds. per annum so that if Canada ma n-

talns to the end of the year the

same rate of supply it will amount to 46028920 pounds, or in round figures about one-fifth of the quota. The increase in the nlnc; months of 1923 over the same

period of 1932 was 107 per cent, and over 1031 it was more than

1800 per cent. 1 Canada since 1931 has stood second in the British market w.th

lic service,

The President of the British

Board of Trade, Mr. Walter Runci-

man, in a recent speech said that -Britain was in the happy position of Iregalnlng bit by bit her old position ‘as the great major trader of the |world A comparison of figures for the first half of the past three years

1showed in the vast majority of cases

1that the United Kfngdom's share of _.imports into foreign countries had |etther been steady or had increased 'and in some cases the increases had

_lbeen very large. By contrast with

the summer of 1921, Britain had now attained the position of being the strongest financial country in the world with the best credit. She had been able to place her national finances upon a foundation almost

mms, having taken the place for-'as secure U before the war.

_and make no uxistulm about it, In

crowning an extensive correspond- 11,111.1, from 1_m111(,_1 1, B now bcmg mode in trying toflocate the cuusc

of lmy fever and head colds I

Dr, E. S. O`Kecfe, Lynn, Mass.,

and Dr. L. B. Burgin, Roxbury. Mass., state that in children with lmy fever the scratch method gave :i high proportion (91%) of positive reactions.

I-0“d°¥\ 0b5‘i’~1'V9Y Wl'lt°5 35 f0U0WS1 were 158,947 pi'isone1's confined in 111 01111111611 with psthnm, howcverf

“I remember reading once of how State and Federal prisons in 1032. s¢1~;1t,¢11 tests showed 11 low propor-1

V1¢1o1- Hug0_ bemg 100 much oCCu_ This compares with 84.761 in 1923, tion 1305;) of positive results. |

If instead of using the scratch`

Lest, the substance is injected under

publisher a sheet' of paper benringl figures represent an increase of 87 the skin, the proportloll Of PDSRIVS the ‘mlFm*m° 5Ymb°l '"9" “l“"°P°5 per cent. during the nine-year per- reactions is much higher <87”/t.)

of the success of his latest book- ` iod What is the lesson? The publisher, so the story ran, was A-~-~ Thi-’ Point IS mal' While mel

R man of Wm and pmmpuy sent The Bancroft 'l"nu's rvpmlrd last1sc1`atc_li test is reliable in 'hilt' f€\'_01‘1

week that three ynuufz men of that 0! C1Ulfl1`0"» lt 15 mn reliable m'

zuitiiuiu,

hifi!-P1118 the Symbol “!" from which moow The 1,,,,,S “T1-,. 1-,,11,.,\,'1 10 This mcuns then that wliilc ri, HUE0 leamed U10 I-ale Of NS §1'<`f1i climb trees wliife Mr, llluuvc willkod S'~`1`*‘Wh I-C5" m asthnm may sh°“" reception." around and \\'ulieci for tlum_ The Ili'-iiiiilli lhilli is be UCKHUVC. if

.should be followed by this other;

test-injecting the substance-in alll

EDITORIAL NOTES ~ - ' .~ cases where the scratch test is not

positive.

nig-lu-= mid have pactd lnutcrns or

ence on this SUDJCCL It ‘Willis lutvo,_` 1-cnlized that this relief luis been th _ ' t to _S9 1»_-1 ee 015 on their \v':r,ons and

ut I e1-'od 1,011, as “Q11 'oblfvued at the price of national what about ew sc” C S

D P - ' ~ _ ‘_ Am m__yl_e11ab1e? 1buggi,~.<. Tltc latter fact might be scoed nsd cor`e;t"d-'thers which 1

tzikn into serious c..i1sid~raiion by 1`@VE3l Wfi Ill! 11939 "Fld l°1‘03lS9- I

tl1o.c mcznbers of thc Legislature for rural covstlu ncies \vho at past sssicns have rcsélutcly set their fans ngninfft compo ling drivers to carry lghts on country roads und have by thcir oppostion vffeclivclv kille;l:1€lcnipis to cuuct a. very nccclstiry safety law. The "citi- zens in gc»ne1'r,l," as the jury lu` qu* tion stat d, would welcome such a iaw, so the opponents in the Ass'mbly ure in no danger of lfsing any poiticnl silpport worth mc:ti.:uing. Tire duiger in the pr:s;nt c`tcums1a1:c_`s is for :ll ur- crs ot' the roud, c1J;clx!ly for the <i1'ivrrs of hcr.~e \'$l1ieTe.<, nnd this (lang r uili rmnin uu‘ll the legis- lators nc brought to sec tie dire neccfs ty oi' such u |>r.t,e:liv.:"l'5`w. It is not o. question of expense, for refect rs al" nvrlnble for ol who

care to ask for them. and _:1rc_i.\l_1`-_L.JlV__l_ll<l‘-‘ _G0lliI15 is U10 untidiest

nishtd f:ce of charge. This mat- ter of lights on vch`cl"s will surc-

I the summer lu- is not so vicious. .- _ _. ._._._1:;___________;__;;.._ _T__T::._._.:

Today South Africa is compara-

tively prospcrous lwcuusc of :r I\viu<i-fall-the gold premium. No- * body knows h0\v long this :uulw.ivg good fortune will lust. It would bc .sheer folly to count upon its l'\. :- ing ilidcfillltcly. Wlmt needs to be done in the interests of prudence =is something that could nf»v1-1- be attempted under a purely party “e- glmc, Advantages should be taken of this most fortuuntc brcuflilng splice to set mu' house economically

1:mri financially in order. so that under more normal and far los; favourable conditions than exist

today the country can pay its way, Instead of gradually sinking in a morass of dc-lit, and over-taxation. A return lo pm'l_v now would not only destroy the hope which now ;exists of better government :md more prudent administration, but it would mc-un almost certainly an- other boom ln those purely politi- cnl and radically unsound enter- prises which have in the past crea- ted burdens for thc taxpayers, with rarely any counter-vailiu_:r z~3'_nt- ages.-Cape Argus.

By follotvlng a. sound fiuunclal

ipolicy and honour-ing her obl‘ga- ltlons, this great Dominion, Aus- tralln., has succccclctl, after stren- |uous efforts, in putting her house in order. Her deficit of tht-rn years ngo has bcvn converted info 11 sub. stantlnl surplus, in spte of large sums paid from revenue for the rc- lief of primary prorlticvi-.=

lf’ there were no rrsfrir-lion on’

the production and export of \rIu~nt_ if there were nssurnn<~o tim 1111111 settlers \vho did not “sIlrlf." wouI<l not _loin thc ranks of the uucm. ploycd in our clttes and towns, there could be no objection to land settlement activities. It in inevlt. able that immigration and 1111111 settlement will be resluned =,-me day and that it will evcntunily ty- 11

steel rails t'° British South Africa but when fall <‘r.»|n<~s und he lrvrins The Black ROSE I PP°Vld€ 50105 lnifefcsfillg 5911-"¢`5-1to travel around alone he is look- .-l- that m1111onS of g1111(1C1-5 were px- ' During the rises; year 1919 these1iug for trouble. Cull him and he (Montreal Gazette) _,ended upon the tu11p0m,m1n_ ,md t01_a11ed 314 tom ,,a1ued at $333311; 1 will tear through the bush, looking Horticulture has its thrills. The1pcl.S0“S were 1m0“,n 1_0 1m,es1 f01._

I1931, 13,500 tons at ‘$409,535: 1932, for a fight' Chl`°“1°1"f5 °f "ms d°p‘“`m‘°“" °f'tuncs of a hundred thousand flor-

humrtn activity have told us what

ins In the purchase of forty roots,

1851 when the introduction of the

spotted calceolnrlo. or lndy's purse,

Vermillion gladiolus, aroused the keen interest of the crowds and the

plaudits of the experts. And but a few weeks ago, in England, if wc rightly remember, some £800 was paid for an entirely new specimen of the East Indian jungle weed. Hosts of people, just now, are ral- lying to the Sangierhauscn rosar- ium in a small Germanic Hartz town. And the attraction? It is an- nounced that Germany has pro- duced a “black rose." More precise-

ed into existence by thc veteran rose grower Herr Max Krause, the flower being a cross betwlxt. two ex-

guet and the Lord Castlemagh. At any rate, its hue is described as being of a deep velvety black-red.

shading whatever. whilst the shrub buds freely and its leaves shine a

ium, which event ls being cele- brated-

Thought goes back inevitably to

the notorious "tulip-craze," which, in 1634, seized upon the Hollanders,

P\1l”P1€'bell9d fuchsil me gully _ chant who had given 11 sailor from

the fl0l‘Rl F€dh0t ll0l'<l‘l”- and l'h"`l.~rcakfust, the jolly scnnmu lmviug

ly this unique bloom has been coax- 1 might upset nil notions of thc cxuct I

who vied with each other to pro- duce a "black tulip," whereof Du- mas has told the story; and public excitement reached such a. pitch

of acres of -fertile, uncultlvated land will draw the population- to make them productive. And lt la to be hoped that British settlers 68-' poclally will avail themselves of the opportunity which those fertile lands will offer. That fs the wish of the canadian people.-Wlnnipes

‘very large movement. The millions

» Free Press.

.R t\‘€m@f1d0US S€n5"il°1'\ was m“d¢1as much as fivo thousand florins; fit U10 CYYSW1 P31899 ,Exhibm°“ °f1bclng puid for rt single bulb. The

story that :tn Aiiistvrdam mer- I

the Levant o fine red herring for-

a taste for relish :ind tllscovorlnlz u _ bulb he thought to be an onion ini the incrchuntfs \'.'ureliousc, appro- priated it und munched the “Sem- per Augustus," which huppcncd to larva tulip bulb ivorth about three thousand florius.

Can there be xt black flower? The

common bonu produces it pctul that appears to be block as ink, Yet black is supposed to bc thc nega- tion of color. The apparition of n coal-s\vm't bloom, if such it bc,l

relation of light to thc flowers of

"‘“’“t”'l"°d “nm “U tl,” °“m“ °f' I leave behind me the elm»ahadowed farmers' carts and delvcry W3S0l\S_ mum.,

"°‘“”"*f“Y °°’“° “"0 “"6 Wm* "‘°.And earven portals or the silent sensible ones, or until the leSf519»‘1 street

tors at Quebec are driven by pub-1 And wande; on with “mea “mum

_ _ ~ _ , , then the care

“°g°""'°°t“9 any ‘muimble trade clded to go to another district to the Victim °°“s"‘t'ut"s a smkmg slips from my heart and life once agreement with me neighboring re- me example or the nfed of lishts 011 mm ,S ,Ween

‘ ~ - ' .mei _ d -' t‘ . Dr.

Publ" In the new f“t‘“`e' He went ahead to make arrange- 1 "° 9’ °f everl' e5°_"p mn At the lane‘s ending lie the white-

_I I

Here are brave plnlons that sha1l'1

garden :md held. The adventure, i however, is not novel. Some thirty- ‘

tremely dnrk varieties of roses, I five years ago in England there was _ namely, the Chateau de Clos Vou- kecn competition runongst, rose]

growers, alike amuteul' and profes- ’ sionnl, to produce :\ black rose, The ‘

sable specimen came within at

and, furthermore, it is nf7lrmed1strlpc or so of being genuine choco- that its fragrant petals show no late in nspect. If the Snugerhnus-

en specimen has added to its tcx-

ture anolher degree of fascinating

dark green. The advent of this rc- f gloom, the fiom] rltunllsts nrc jus- 1 mnrkabie blossom befell upon thertiiicd in paying tribute to so won.

thirtfeth anniversary of thc rosar-I dcrful a bloom

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U ntidy Authors

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Here nre menus:r`pts heavily

George Bernard Shaw_ prepares his work in meticulous short- hand, usng green paper with a fnint litre: Rudyard Kipling writes a longhnnd which is small and fine: and from Arnold Bei-mctt's cn'fgraphy cne remembers his early work in a so]lcl‘or‘s office.

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